Stay 

At Brunton Boatyard there are 26 Rooms in two types; the Standard Rooms and Deluxe Rooms that are larger. Both types are located on the ground or first floor of the hotel with a sea facing private balcony. All rooms have high ceilings, hanging fans and individually decorated with an eclectic blend of English, Portuguese and Dutch influences. Bedrooms are furnished with King Size four-poster bed, large windows with French shutters and views of the sea. In-room amenities include minibar, TV, air-con and Ayurvedic products.

ChildCare 

Children are welcome to stay at Brunton Boatyard but there are no specific facilities available for them. Babysitting can be arranged upon request. An extra bed can be added to room, if required.

Dine 

The hotel has two restaurants. Eating at Brunton Boatyard’s History Restaurant is literally a journey through history. Each dish reflects a different community of the region. The restaurant serves continental and Indian cuisine but specialises in local and Goan cuisine and Dutch puddings. Don’t forget to try its signature dish, the ‘First Class Railway Mutton Curry’. Like all sea towns and cities, sea food is much in demand. Try the hotel’s Terrace Grill which specialises in fresh seafood.

An evening at the Brunton Boatyard gravitates towards The Armoury Café; a warm and intimate space, just perfect for a long evening of Sundowners and tall stories. Try a few of the bartender’s special concoctions examine the old flintlocks on the wall and ruminate on life's meaning. In the afternoons spend your time at the tea Lounge for perfect brews and mid-century elegance.

Relax 

Brunton Boatyard has a stunning swimming pool looking over the sea. There is a billiards table and a tea stall to try the local tea specialities. The hotel also offers free sunset cruise that gives you an opportunity to get close to locals sitting on stilts with their Chinese fishing nets. If you are an aspiring cook then don’t miss the ‘Fusion cooking’ demo at the Boatyard. The chef takes you step-by-step through the secrets behind one of their famous dishes. There is also a small Ayurvedic centre. 

One More Thing 

Geo Brunton and Sons were once among the most respected ship builders in Kochi. The location of their old boatyard was perfect, on a quite harbour-front deep in the heart of Fort Cochin. But once the British left and the business collapsed, the building was in ruins. Then late in the 20th century, it was painstakingly rebuilt using the precise building materials of the time – brick, lime, wood and terracotta and in memory of its past ancestors, they called it the Brunton Boatyard Hotel.